SB275 - Allows the placement of a deaf or hearing impaired notation on driver's licenses

SB 0275

Allows the placement of a deaf or hearing impaired notation on driver's licenses

Sponsor:	Sims
LR Number:	1024S.01T	Fiscal Note:	1024-01
Committee:	Transportation
Last Action:	07/10/01 - Signed by Governor		Journal page:
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Effective Date:	August 28, 2001

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Current Bill Summary

SB 275 - This act allows the placement of a deaf or hearing impaired notation on drivers' licenses. Any deaf or hearing impaired person may apply to the Department of Revenue for the placement of a "J88" notation on his or her driver's license. The code "J88" indicates that the person is deaf or hearing impaired and uses alternative communication. The Department may develop rules regarding cost, criteria, and the submission of medical proof.
STEPHEN WITTE